Music Events

Han Han is a Filipina-Canadian artist and operating room nurse. At the hospital, she saves lives. Onstage, she inspires audiences.

Han Han is joined on stage by Filipino-Canadian dance troupe HATAW which fuses diverse styles of dance & performance art.

Join drag queens Peach Cobblah & Isolde N. Barron for a drag dress-up spectacular! Add some rainbow to your day at this fun and inclusive event which reminds young ones, their parents, caregivers and everyone in between that it’s never too early (or too late!) to get silly and dress-up

Parents are a Drag celebrates diversity with songs, laughter and play. With opportunities for the audience to become part of the show, be sure to come dressed to impress or ready for some dress-up time.

Come and discover one of the buzziest new female youth bands around! Moscow Apartment is an indie folk rock duo with a number of national awards to their name and appearances at high profile festivals. Bringing electric crunch to tight folk harmonies, Brighid (15) and Pascale (16) recently toured across Canada opening for The Good Lovelies.

Come enjoy the irresistible Heavyweights Brass Band and guests Kevin Breit and CHRiS ROuSE as they bring a Second Line party to Junior 2020. A delight for the whole family!

Co-written by Robert Gontier and Elizabeth Baird, Spork! is inspired by the 2010 award-winning Canadian picture book written by Kyo Maclear. The musical adaptation tells the story of a young utensil named Spork who has a spoon for a mother and a fork for a father and is trying to figure out where he belongs in the world when rumours of a large ‘messy thing’ start to take over the kitchen and it’s up to Spork to save the day!

Thunderous drums and voices, joined in song, from Africa to Brazil to Toronto; this is the sound of The Open Sea. Maracatu Mar Aberto takes you on a journey to northeastern Brazil and the many rich traditions of cultural expression found there during this energetic and interactive musical show.

Join Canada’s top show choir as they perform their 2020 award-winning SWING set.

SPLASH is a nationally-recognized, award-winning show choir from Etobicoke School for the Arts in the Toronto District School Board. Performance highlights include singing with Naya Rivera from the hit show Glee, being the subject of a documentary on Global News’ 16X9, The Real Glee, and claiming the top prize at Canada’s Show Choir Championship seven times.

Come and listen to Sistema Toronto, which provides musical and intellectual opportunities to children in vulnerable communities, with the goal of inspiring transformative social action. Sistema builds stronger communities by enabling at-risk children to overcome poverty, grow and thrive as engaged citizens and future leaders.

Barry Meets the Wandering Poet is a story about the exploration of identity and acceptance that aims to spark dialogue, art and awareness of the LGBTQ+ community and to inspire inclusivity, love and acceptance amongst young and old.

This collaborative new production by Toronto’s beloved Queer Songbook Orchestra combines story-telling, skilled puppetry and songs by Ali Eisner, Stephen Jackman-Torkoff and Shaun Brodie.

Anna has come to the North to live with her Aunty close to Yellowknife while Anna’s mother attends law school down south. When Aunty and Ehtsee (Grandma) realize that Anna has not been on the land since she was very small, they decide to take her camping in the bush for the weekend. Using the language and the old ways, Ehtsee and Aunty show Anna all that Mother Earth has to offer. Anna begins to reclaim her cultural knowledge while adding her own spin on what it means to be a young northern indigenous person in today’s modern world.

Combining theatre, traditional storytelling, advocacy and original compositions from award winning artist Miranda Currie, Roots and Rainbows is a northern indigenous musical adventure that offers both indigenous and non-indigenous audiences an opportunity to come together under indigenous leadership to understand the history and culture of the original northern people.

The All Nations Juniors Drum Group will bring the beat of Mother Earth to audiences from all backgrounds and ages. Enjoy this First Nations Pow Wow-style youth drum group and find your own beat to march to!